DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN FEMALE SPERM CHOICE VERSUS MALE SPERM COMPETITION: A COMMENT ON BIRKHEAD
Sperm competition has received a lot of attention from behavioral ecologists in the past decade. In the strict sense, it can be defined as the competition among spermatozoa from different males for the fertilization of a set of ova. Sperm competition can thus be seen as the postcopulatory form of co...
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| description | Sperm competition has received a lot of attention from behavioral ecologists in the past decade. In the strict sense, it can be defined as the competition among spermatozoa from different males for the fertilization of a set of ova. Sperm competition can thus be seen as the postcopulatory form of competition among males for access to females and might therefore be an important mechanism for sexual selection. |
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